#mooreslaw

[escadaman]

The [Moor] More You Know ‼️

A FLASH BLACK MOMENT IN TRUE AMERICAN HISTORY: Moorish American Wallini was a revered Cherokee woman who resided on the Qualla Reservation. Known for her wisdom and kindness, she became a cornerstone of her community. Her humble home, nestled amidst the tranquil woods, served as a gathering place where stories were shared, laughter echoed, and hearts found solace.

➖️ The Favorite of Heaven ♥️ ✨️🇲🇦🇺🇲✨️ ♥️

Despite facing hardships, Wallini remained resilient, drawing strength from her Cherokee heritage and the teachings passed down through generations. She was a guardian of traditions, preserving the rich tapestry of Cherokee culture for future generations.

Wallini's compassion knew no bounds. She tended to the sick, comforted the sorrowful, and mentored the young, imparting invaluable lessons of empathy and understanding. Her gentle demeanor and unwavering generosity touched the lives of all who crossed her path.

As the seasons changed and years passed, Wallini's spirit remained a guiding light, illuminating the path for her people. Though she may have departed this world, her legacy endures, woven into the fabric of the Qualla Reservation and cherished in the hearts of all who knew her. Wallini, a beacon of hope, a guardian of tradition, forever remembered.

Bello Omar Galadima

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" We have reached the point where AI is designing new AI, and the progress in the next two years will be 'spectacular and surprising '. " - Jensen Huang

Jensen Huang has indicated that technology has entered a self-sustaining cycle where AI is now creating subsequent generations of AI, accelerating progress to what he describes as "Moore's Law squared."

This rapid advancement, according to Huang, means we can expect the coming years to yield unprecedented and astonishing developments in AI technology. . . .

For more AI related updates, follow @trillionstech.ai

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Major quantum computing breakthrough could mean the revolution is here | TechRadar

Source: Major quantum computing breakthrough could mean the revolution is here | TechRadar Wow, this is big: Looks as if scientists at Sussex University had successfully built and operated a viable prototype for a scalable and accurate quantum computing system that could work in a conventional setting. It is still just proof of concept, but seems to go further than previous prototypes of such…

[thewitfire]

Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore Passes Away at 94

Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore Passes Away at 94. #GordonMoore #Intel #Semiconductor #Microprocessor #MooresLaw #SiliconValley #TechnologyPioneer

Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore Passes Away at 94: Gordon Moore, the iconic co-founder of semiconductor giant Intel, has passed away at 94. His groundbreaking role in developing the microprocessor industry that underlies modern computing devices such as computers and smartphones was memorialized by family members at his home in Hawaii. Moore co-founded Intel in 1968, after spending time at…

[vz-on-branding-blog]

When “it’s what’s on the inside that counts” - and when it’s not

Some thoughts on “Intel Inside” - one of the greatest branding successes of the late 1990s tech scene. For those who are unfamiliar, I’ve provided background context, followed by major issues, how Intel solved them, and parallels to Apple’s iPod line.

Context

By 2001, Intel had risen to #41 on the Fortune 500 list and held an impressive 78.7% share of the PC-related microprocessor market. However, tides were beginning to turn: after hitting then-record revenues of $33.7B in 2000, the company saw its revenues drop to $26.5B in 2001. To turn things around, management needed to make bold decisions about Intel’s brand and marketing strategy.

Key Issues

What’s interesting, and ironic, is that Intel was partly responsible for creating its own enemy: unrelenting competition in a growing market. Intel had a long track record of blisteringly fast innovation, releasing new chips ~1x/year with performance improvements of orders of magnitude. This allowed Intel to rapidly grow in an uncrowded market, but also set an industry standard for high-speed product releases and created a whole category of PC-related media. This came back to bite Intel when companies like AMD, Texas Instruments, and Cyrix began producing Microsoft-compatible chips in the mid-1990s. The new entrants innovated quickly, and ate up market share as cheap PCs flooded the market. 

Another challenge for Intel was rapid growth of portable digital device sales (cell phones and PDAs - for the youngins, ask your parents if they had a Palm Pilot). In the early 2000s, it held just 1% of the cell phone chipset market. As desktop computer sales slowed, Intel had to choose their path in the mobile device space.

Intel’s Solutions

One of Intel’s early solutions to flagging sales was the introduction of the “Intel Inside” campaign. The campaign was built on the insight that end users, not just computer design engineers, needed to know about Intel’s product differentiators. The team started with some market research, then through a quick-and-dirty billboard experiment, showed that marketing Intel directly to consumers had a meaningful impact on sales. This proof point was expanded to the umbrella brand of “Intel Inside”, which included a co-op advertising program to appease OEM partners.

Branding took on new meaning for Intel, as the “Intel Inside” campaign expanded and successfully introduced dozens of products to the market. Marketing and product development started to work hand-in-hand. 150M Intel Inside stickers were printed in 2001 alone, and Intel was ranked by BusinessWeek/Interbrand as the 6th most valuable brand in the world. You’ve definitely seen the sticker, potentially without noticing it.

And that last piece is the real issue. As Intel’s business grew, the clarity of “Intel Inside” branding began to fade, and the company had to compete in new areas. For example, Steve Jobs was not going to mar one of his Mac products with a blue sticker. Which brings me to...

Lessons for Apple’s iPod

Seeing the long list of Intel chips and their release dates reminded me of Apple’s many iPod iterations. Much like the “Intel Inside” campaign, iPods enjoyed massive success when they were first introduced. Eventually, sales slowed as competition entered the market, and Apple had to innovate (in product and branding) to keep up. Eventually, broader market trends shifted (for Intel, it was PC to mobile; for Apple, it was MP3 to smartphone), and Apple’s own products (iPhone, strengthened by App Store) killed its earlier ones (iPods).

Logos courtesy of https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Intel_Inside. iPod evolution image found on Pinterest.

[digital-cypher]

Closing out an all and all shitty week with the solace that computers will take over soon, wiping out this shitty race. 9 years till shit goes down. #ageofspiritualmachines #mooreslaw (at Digital Cypher Productions) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDZ511FgNT4/?igshid=1dngsn0dk1cue

[trexboy76]

#포노사피엔스경제학 #economicsforphonosapiense #jeonsunghwa #새로운현재 #alwaysonline #mobility #nomophobia #internetofthings #5g #mooreslaw #matcalfeslaw #tippingpoint #winnertakesall #zgeneration #digitalrevolution #disruption #disillutionment #platform #connected #hyperconnectivity #hyperintelligence #ai #socialcreditsystem 19/12/30-20/1/2 무선 인터넷 특히 #스마트폰 의 등장으로 언제 어디서든 #디지털 세상을 불러낼 수 있게 되었지만 현재까지는 그러한 연결을 켜고 끌 수 있는 의지가 개인에게 있다 無線インターネット、特に#スマートフォン　の登場で、いつでもどこでもデジタルの世界を呼び出せるようになったが、現在までそのような接続をオンまたはオフにすることができる意志が個人にある 하지만 미래 인터넷 세상에서 물리적 세상과 디지털 세상이 구분되지 않을 뿐만 아니라 오히려 발달된 디지털 기술과 #플랫폼　의 확산으로 물리적인 세상은 점점 파괴될 것이다 しかし将来のインターネットの世界では物理世界とデジタル世界が区別されないだけでなく、むしろ発達したデジタル技術と#プラットフォーム の普及に物理的な世界はますます破壊される 신기술 이용을 위해 공개한 이용자 #데이터 는 결국 자신의 삶에 대한 인지와 통제를 상실하게 하는 미래를 앞당기지만 막을 수 없다는 것을 설득력 있게 말하고 있다 新技術を利用のために公開した利用者#データ は、結局自身の人生のための認知や統制を失わせる未来を早めるが、防げないということを説得力のある文章で述べている https://www.instagram.com/p/B6zHdBKA0F4/?igshid=nrvnrr4j23g4

[rougepoptart]

2019 Apple Event showing stats for the new #iPhone11. This shows evidence for the confirmation of “Moore’s Law,” a law which technology is said to abide to for growth. Eventually, growth will reach exponential (slide 3), which has many technological, cultural, and even ethical considerations—like robot sentience. #sentience #exponential #computers #mooreslaw #laws #tech #comsci #technology #science#apple#samsung#android#google#cpu#transistors#growth#chips#circuit https://www.instagram.com/p/B2s6iiolelN/?igshid=1223ykpb7apb3

[lunchboxnotes]

amazing was originally published on The Buggs

[irowlow]

In this episode, @irowlow and @talljoshfrmcali welcome aboard special guest and scientist Astrid ( @allthelilies ). We got a chance to discuss #science #parasites, cell damage #CRISPR cas9, #molecularbiology, #microwaves, #DNA, #RNA #MooresLaw, #eugenics, #circular #time vs linear time, #India #religion & #spirituality while being a #scientist, the nature of time, #flatearth megalodons, giant plants, #animals , #planets E8 #quasicrystals #technology affecting our #children, marines and #military life in and out, Lioness program in the #Marines, #vaccines #breastfeeding and more (link in bio) 🌊🏠💓 #podcast #interview #poolhousevibes #radio #nurdthug (at Mobile Genius) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwEPuPjjiGA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3i07ommc49yw

[hunidrackmack-blog]

@Regranned from @coinlinx - Bitcoin market capital all the way up at $66.8 Billion! When do you think bitcoin will pass $100 Billion market cap? #bitcoin #coinmarketcap #blockchain #sha256 #satoshi #mooreslaw #investing #investor #invest #crypto #cryptocurrency #money #cash #million #billion#100rackmack @hunidrack_lv #ynot - #regrann

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A Huge Step Forward in Quantum Computing : The First-Ever Quantum Circuit | Sciencealert

A Huge Step Forward in Quantum Computing : The First-Ever Quantum Circuit | Sciencealert

Image: (NatalyaBurova/Getty Images) Apparently scientists at Center of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology with UNSW accomplished a breakthrough on the road to building useable quantum computers. They succeeded in doing so two years ahead of time when compared to the first ever built integrated circuit since the introduction of transistors for computing purposes (which…

[macroinferno-blog]

Long live #mooreslaw! Candy City citizens will continue enjoying new #smartphone #technology meanwhile paying less and less for the device thanks to the effort making smart phones cheapest and faster! #iphone Factory footage shows making #miniature #iphone8 and #iphonex in a super cheap and fast way!

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Timewave

https://youtu.be/k9vkoDkeaVM Terence Mckenna demonstrating “The #Timewave”

[filminnoco]

what was your favorite piece of filmmaking equipment that seemed state-of-the-art at the time, and hopelessly outdated now? this lil buddy was given to me by a journalism professor at UNC, and while it seems tiny now, I remember the days when 2 gigs was a lot! Do you think in 15 years we'll feel the same way about 2 TB cards and drives? #mooreslaw #filminnoco #technology — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/cziWvpP

[babyawacs]

@techreview thereisno mooreslaw with conventionalchips sincethe late200 0s ealry2010s they fakeit  they makeparallel cpu cores and chiplets and s impler chips as profitabilitytanked then squeezedmore out to evensimpler gpus easier parallel scaling. ihope LNL6 is effective @wired @SmartTaipei

@techreview thereisno mooreslaw with conventionalchips sincethe late200 0s ealry2010s they fakeit  they makeparallel cpu cores and chiplets and s impler chips as profitabilitytanked then squeezedmore out to evensimpler gpus easier parallel scaling. ihope LNL6 is effective @wired @SmartTaipei

@techreview thereisno mooreslaw with conventionalchips sincethe late2000s ealry2010s they fakeit they makeparallel cpu cores and chiplets and simpler chips as profitabilitytanked then squeezedmore out to evensimpler gpus easier parallel scaling. ihope LNL6 is effective @wired @SmartTaipei I am Christian KISS BabyAWACS – Raw Independent Sophistication #THINKTANK + #INTEL #HELLHOLE…